Lahore: In a continued effort to prioritize the health welfare of Punjab police personnel and their families, Inspector General of Police Punjab, Abdul Kareem, has approved the release of Rs. 3.66 million for medical treatment. According to Directorate General Public Relation – Govt of Punjab, the funds are part of ongoing welfare initiatives aimed at supporting police personnel and their families.

A Punjab Police spokesperson detailed the allocation, noting that Rs. 500,000 each has been designated for ASI Zabiullah and retired Office Superintendent Maqsood Ahmad. SP Saad Arshad, Sub-Inspector Muhammad Zafar, and Head Constable Ansar Mahmood have been allocated Rs. 200,000 each. Furthermore, Rs. 100,000 each has been provided to Inspector Muhammad Akram, retired Sub-Inspector Mukhtar Ahmad, Barber Muhammad Hassan, ASI Muhammad Zubair, Head Constable Fahad Tariq, Constable Muhammad Ilyas, Assistant Khalid Mehmood, and Driver Constable Muhammad Rashid.

The spokesperson also noted that a combined amount of Rs. 725,000 was allocated for Inspector Inam-ur-Raheem, Sub-Inspector Ikramullah, and Head Constable Habibullah. Additionally, ASI Mubashir Hussain and Constable Khalid Iqbal received a combined total of Rs. 535,000. The Medical Financial Assistance Committee scrutinized the requests before IG Punjab Abdul Kareem sanctioned the release. The welfare of police personnel and their families, noted the IG, remains a priority, with ongoing efforts to provide optimal medical facilities through partnerships with various institutions.